
- In today’s CEO Daily: Diane Brady talks to CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator.
- The big story: Markets fall worldwide as tariff “Liberation Day” approaches.
- The markets: It’s grim out there.
- Analyst notes from UBS, Bank of America, EY, and Apollo on tariffs and the economy.
- Plus: All the news and watercooler chat from Fortune.
Good morning. The performance of an IPO can reflect broad market sentiment or narrow investor enthusiasm for the company being listed—or a bit of both. There were a lot of eyes on CoreWeave’s Nasdaq debut on Friday, which closed flat at its scaled-back IPO price of $40 a share. Some saw the underwhelming performance of the Nvidia-backed AI cloud-computing provider as a bad sign for tech IPOs and AI, while others, including my colleague Jeremy Kahn, believe the reaction to CoreWeave reflects the challenges of being CoreWeave.